Hi Steemers , Nowadays I want to buy a mobilephone. But I did not decide yet. I am searching almost everytime and I collected almost most info about I phoneX and 8. I am posting this article because If you want to compare these phones maybe you can get help :)

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iPhone 8 Plus vs. iPhone X: Size

The iPhone 8 Plus is the bigger phone physically, even though the iPhone X’s display is actually larger when measured diagonally.

The iPhone 8 Plus has a 5.5-inch screen, but it’s surrounded by a bezel with the FaceTime camera on the forehead and the traditional Home button on the chin.

iPhone 8 Plus vs. iPhone X: Display
The biggest difference between these iPhones is the display. The iPhone 8 Plus sports the same Retina display as it has in prior generations, an LCD that in the Plus size is full HD at 1920x1080.
iPhone 8 Plus vs. iPhone X: Performance
Inside, the differences aren’t so stark. Both phones pack the same processor, Apple’s 64-bit A11 Bionic system-on-a-chip with an embedded M11 motion coprocessor. Both also have a dedicated neural engine to let AI processing happen on the device.

iPhone 8 Plus vs. iPhone X: Battery
If battery life is the most important to you, the iPhone 8 Plus with its physically bigger battery should eke out a little more life during Internet use and video streaming, although Apple estimates about the same battery life for talk time and audio playback. We’ve found similar results in our own testing, too.

Both of these iPhones support Qi wireless charging, and Apple wil have its own charging pad next year, although plenty of Qi products exist already.

Video recording
iPhone 8 Plus: 4K video recording at 24, 30, or 60 frames per second. 1080p video recording at 30 or 60 fps. Slo-mo recording in 1080p at 120 or 240 fps. Optical image stabilization, optical zoom, up to 6x digital zoom, time-lapse with stabilization.
iPhone X: 4K video recording at 24, 30, or 60 frames per second. 1080p video recording at 30 or 60 fps. Slo-mo recording in 1080p at 120 or 240 fps. Optical image stabilization, optical zoom, up to 6x digital zoom, time-lapse with stabilization.

iPhone 8 Plus vs. iPhone X: Price and storage
This probably isn’t a surprise, but the iPhone X costs more. After all, the TrueDepth camera is brand-new to Apple, and the edge-to-edge OLED screen must be more expensive and difficult to manufacture.

In fact, if you only know one thing about the iPhone X, it’s probably, “That’s the iPhone that costs $1,000.” And it does—it’s $200 more than the iPhone 8 Plus, and $300 more than the iPhone 8.

iPhone 8 Plus vs. iPhone X: Which one should you buy?
After spending ample time using both the iPhone 8 Plus and the iPhone X, it’s hard to pick a clear winner: Both devices offer a top-notch user experience and pack high-end features. You truly can’t go wrong with either device. It all comes down to which features are the most important to you.

Go for the iPhone 8 Plus if:

You’re coming from an iPhone 6 or older—many of the iPhone 8 Plus’s features, like the camera, will be brand-new to you.
You’re more price-conscious.
You really like Touch ID and have no interest in Face ID.
You want a familiar user experience in a faster device, and want to skip the learning curve it takes to nail new gestures.
You like the large size of the Plus models.
Go for the iPhone X if:

You want the latest and greatest technology.
You have to have OLED and/or Face ID.
You want a new interface and user experience, but want to stay in the Apple ecosystem instead of switching to Android.
You’re on a yearly upgrade plan like Apple’s iPhone Upgrade Program—the monthly cost difference is reasonable and it’s a good way to try new tech without a complete buy-in.
You’re less concerned with cost and are willing to pay for Apple Care or shell out the big bucks if it breaks.